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Interesting twist that it's the same car. I noticed in the flashback chapter - when he was a kid - that the car he was so fascinated by and then almost hit by was the same sort of car. But that just implied that he really liked that sort of car, so that's why he later bought one. But...

That was brilliant and adorable. Probably the best chapter yet.

Presumably. And presumably, Firefox doesn't consider that to be a problem, since there's no choice more fine-grained than that one. And in fact it's not a problem on any other site I use - just on this one. Of course not. I'm not a dev - I don't know what it's doing internally. DuckDuckGo...

On Firefox mobile I have exactly and only one box checked to be deleted - "browsing history and local data." The same thing happens on DuckDuckGo, with Mangadex fireproofed. And neither one is a problem for any other site I go to. Not one other site logs me out, much less harangues me when I...

Ah. So in other words, too fucking bad. Got it At the very least then, can we get a toggle for that suspicious activity page, so I don't have to look at it every time your wonky system logs me out?

And why then does it insist on showing me that fucking "suspicious activity" page? I'm not touching my cookies, so I should stay logged in, just like I do on every other site. But no - I get logged out. That implies that Mangadex doesn't want to see my cookies - it wants to see my browsing...

Thanks @fettyman - I was already following this, and had the feeling that it might be a good one but between the mediocre translations and the slow releases, I couldn't really be sure. Now I am. Looking forward to more.

The brain cell board meeting is genius.

My current theory: It's fairly obvious that Chiaki died tragically/violently, and that Ryouhei has some repressed childhood memories of the event or the aftermath. I think her ghost needs him to assist her in some way - maybe just transport her but likely more - in her pursuit of either...

This is really sort of awesome, and I'm glad I'm following it. When this is all over, I'm either going to be able to look back and say that it was great or that it was mind-bogglingly terrible, and either way, it'll be memorable.

So perfect that virtually the first thing out of her mouth is "ara ara." What else could it be?

Nice to see a callback all the way to chapter 1, to see that the Science Club not only survived but thrived, and to see President Yamashita putting her foot down. More than anything else though, thanks Bainhardt for lavishing this series with attention and sharing the journey with the rest of...

Actually brought tears to my eyes. I love these two, and they deserve all the happiness they can get.

So since this has been broadly appealing but with a few problems, like the teacher's inexplicable response to the charge of bullying, I set out to find and read the original. And did. It was first published as a 30 chapter web novel, then adapted into a one volume light novel. I don't think...

I remember a time, years ago, when I actually liked this manga. Then there was a long period during which I only sort of tolerated it, but kept reading it in large part just because I like class rep so much. I'd see that a chapter was going to feature her, and go into it excited, and come out...

That was actually sort of a nice change of pace. It was still the same combination of drama, humor, danger, hope, sadness and fluff I've come to expect from this, but it was more positive and amusing overall than most of the chapters have been. I'm sort of afraid that that means that there's...

BOEH! It makes me laugh out loud every time I look at that panel.

I have absolutely no idea where we're going, but I'm enjoying the ride.

I liked this chapter. It's a shame that it's ending - I think this is a terrific manga, and I'm going to miss all of these goofballs, but this chapter was actually satisfying as far as that goes. Yes - in a way, Mizore-chan really has shown that she's stronger than the summer sun, and that was...

That was an amazing chapter, even by Hiro's already high standards. And as always, it wasn't just the godly art - we also got a nice helping of Komichi's indomitable enthusiasm and charm. There's no manga that simultaneously impresses, amuses and satisfies me like this one does.